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cue

In music, a few notes printed in small type in instrumental or vocal parts of a work, serving as a guide to show where the performer is to come in after a lengthy rest.
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When her master was departed, Mrs Deborah stood silent, expecting her cue from Miss Bridget; for as to what had past before her master, the prudent housekeeper by no means relied upon it, as she had often known the sentiments of the lady in her brother's absence to differ greatly from those which she had expressed in his presence.
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He entered the billiard-room, and was instantly greeted by his friend, cue in hand.
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said Gertrude, not catching the serious turn he had given to the conversation, and poising her cue for a stroke.
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